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We are discussing it is no hard feelings but someone said that in UK is: No heart feelings and the mistake has the same foundation as centre, neighbourhood, etc, based on spelling. Can anybody clarify? I currently live in the US, lived in UK also and never heard "heart" feelings!!!
Is it "no hard feelings or no heart feelings? 
Re: Is it "no hard feelings or no heart feelings? 
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